How good are we at breaking generational links of abuse, binding mothers and children, rooting the child in loving attachments?
Several of those generational links can be seen on the timeline, which highlights milestones that shaped the boat building industry both regionally and nationally.
This concert of music by and inspired by Tristano will be special, for it makes the appropriate generational links with superb musicians.
Also, note the generational links between Arthur Bremer – who shot and paralysed governor George Wallace in 1972, and whose diaries inspired Schrader's script – and John Hinckley Jr, inspired by a film about a would-be assassin, based on the words of a would-be assassin, to become a would-be assassin himself – a perfect circle.
Some respondents expressed their close ties to the area, particularly in the form of generational links.
A time bank encourages local firms to give their time, and there are inter-generational links with local schools, including pupils with special needs teaching IT skills to older clients.
Maybe the popularity of chill is generational, or linked, in some way, to millennial-burnout culture: always be working or relaxing with vigor!
Using data from the PROGRESA program in Mexico, we exploit information on the paternal and maternal surnames of heads and spouses in conjunction with the Spanish naming convention to identify the inter- and intra-generational family links of each household to others in the same village.
Moreover, Mr. McCain, a former prisoner of war in Vietnam, described a convoluted generational and military link to the Texas governor by asserting that his grandfather had been former President George Bush's commander in World War II.
